Forensic Open Covenant License (FOCL-2025)

This record publishes the Covenant License Agreement (FOCL-2025) authored by Christopher Lamarr Brown (aka Breezon Brown), NohMad LLC. The license establishes a forensic open covenant framework governing the release and use of Breezon’s Law of Laws and all associated artifacts. The FOCL-2025 affirms universal accessibility while embedding strict ethical and legal boundaries. It grants humanity free rights of study, replication, and falsification, while prohibiting weaponization, AI or corporate exploitation, and distortion of provenance. Key clauses include: Free for Humanity: Universal access for individuals and communities. Academic and Scientific Reproduction: Unlimited citation, testing, and publication with attribution. Non-Weaponization: Prohibits military, intelligence, or coercive use. AI/Corporate Restriction: Forbids unauthorized training, embedding, or commercialization. Integrity and Attribution: Requires preservation of law, operators, and falsifiability protocols, with all uses citing:Breezon’s Law of Laws, Christopher Lamarr Brown (aka Breezon Brown), NohMad LLC, 2025. The license is a public commitment to safeguard the ethical application of this discovery as a scientific and forensic contribution to humanity. Any violations constitute breach of intellectual and ethical trust and may be met with legal, scientific, or public remedies

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-09-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17236583
Primary Topic
Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
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Forensic Open Covenant License (FOCL-2025)

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
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Forensic Open Covenant License (FOCL-2025)

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Abstract

This record publishes the Covenant License Agreement (FOCL-2025) authored by Christopher Lamarr Brown (aka Breezon Brown), NohMad LLC. The license establishes a forensic open covenant framework governing the release and use of Breezon’s Law of Laws and all associated artifacts. The FOCL-2025 affirms universal accessibility while embedding strict ethical and legal boundaries. It grants humanity free rights of study, replication, and falsification, while prohibiting weaponization, AI or corporate exploitation, and distortion of provenance. Key clauses include: Free for Humanity: Universal access for individuals and communities. Academic and Scientific Reproduction: Unlimited citation, testing, and publication with attribution. Non-Weaponization: Prohibits military, intelligence, or coercive use. AI/Corporate Restriction: Forbids unauthorized training, embedding, or commercialization. Integrity and Attribution: Requires preservation of law, operators, and falsifiability protocols, with all uses citing:Breezon’s Law of Laws, Christopher Lamarr Brown (aka Breezon Brown), NohMad LLC, 2025. The license is a public commitment to safeguard the ethical application of this discovery as a scientific and forensic contribution to humanity. Any violations constitute breach of intellectual and ethical trust and may be met with legal, scientific, or public remedies

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Nomad Bioscience (Germany) (DE)
Peace, Justice and strong institutions
Openalex Percentile: Top 49%
Genomics and Phylogenetic Studies
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